Use of festering in Sentences. 29 Examples
The examples include festering at the start of sentence, festering at the end of sentence and festering in the middle of sentence
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festering at the end of sentence
- In the absence of such reasoning and understanding by Dr. Lord , his bitterness continued festering.
festering in the middle of sentence
- A small festering sore or ulcer ; a pustule.
- Death sentences cannot cure the festering sore.
- The wound is festering, and gangrene has set in.
- Many of the children are afflicted by festering sores.
- Our eyes joined across the metres of festering carpet.
- Battles like the one in Pipola are festering all over India.
- Putrid domestic waste drips into the already festering canals.
- The most urgent item is the festering mass of underwater mortgages.
- The insider-trading case also revisits a long festering controversy.
- And bloody Tybalt, yet but green in earth, Lies festering in his shroud?
- It was clear to everyone that it would only aggravate the festering wound.
- The scabby, festering evil went out of him at the touch of this holy place.
- A festering inflammation on his foot kept him from joining the Capuchin order.
- Anything more will lead to festering bad feelings and an overemphasis on money.
- Disputes between environmentalists and loggers have been festering for decades.
- Gao Yang was frightened by his rotten, misshapen teeth and weepy, festering eyes.
- The words of a man confessing under duress, from drugs and a long festering guilt.
- The flagrant use of cocaine is a festering scandal in middle - and upper - class life.
- The school toilet was a festering,(Sentence dictionary) diseased shed at the ravine's edge.
- But the festering problem may have effects on the brain, just as it can elsewhere in the body.
- By not acknowledging the problem, the church continues to suffer from a festering internal wound.
- Levitz and Ikea did not intend their sofas to be left festering, moist and nasty on our city sidewalks.
- The sight of one of the boys rubbing a festering ear, while carrying food, also diminished his appetite.
- Gone too are sources of social difficulty, human reminders of festering disagreements and failed love affairs.
- This band sounds like an ulcer, a festering sore, a self-consuming but none the less exhilarating secretion of bile.
- International debt relief is at last getting serious attention, but personal debt continues to be a festering problem.
- But Puerto Rico is relying on Big Government to rein in crime and address festering social problems in the developments.
- "North America's festering sore of what do with its homeless and disenfranchised is crystallized in a few short blocks, " The Sunday Times of Australia wrote.
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